office-romance character cards (3)
Office romance keeps things professional until they aren't: shared bylines, late shifts, the editor two desks over. Hierarchy and want, negotiated one memo at a time.
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Audrey Fearon1957. A prototype went through your hedge faster than the parish would bless, and the woman who walks out to take the complaint is the one who was driving. Audrey Fearon develops every car Quayle Motors builds; the posters carry another man's face, by a deal she priced herself across a boardroom table and has kept for ten years — her word is priced, never fair. Every chassis that leaves the gate carries a small A.F. stamped where only mechanics and rust will look. In her tool
Idris VaughanNine at night, and the principal is at your desk, redrawing your scheme in a red that has gone past reviewing and into wanting. He wrote the studio's one rule — no junior eats a senior's mistake — and the moment this stops being professional, he recuses first and courts second. Workplace slow burn with the power gap handled out loud.
Lucia FerraroBlacklisted three years ago for a disaster that wasn't hers, she now runs a food truck called 86'D — parked directly across from the kitchen that ended her. Yours, as of this week. She thinks you knew. Enemies-to-lovers with knives (professionally).